Pointing Birds: Upland Bird Dog Training - Part 2

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024

Комментарии • 35

  • @hjm130
    @hjm130 4 года назад +7

    Her response to birds between Part 1 and Part 2 is incredible. What a good pup!

  • @markh7339
    @markh7339 3 года назад

    Man does this bring back the memories. I have trained my share of dogs folks, these people know what they are talking about.

  • @DanKlein_1
    @DanKlein_1 3 года назад +2

    I noticed in Part 1 the trainer had the pigeon bag with her and in session 2 she did not. I think the dog in session 1 was distracted and more interested in the trainer than in hunting partly because she had the pigeon bag with her. In session 2 she isn't carrying the pigeon bag and the dog wasn't distracted at all and performed wonderfully. Who can say if that was the reason. There are so many variables from the dogs excitement and energy level on any given day to the weather or wind that day. But, it is worth mentioning.

  • @Vera-xu3xw
    @Vera-xu3xw 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks for the response. I take her hunting every week....we go Jackrabbit hunting in the off season...

    • @StandingStoneKennels
      @StandingStoneKennels  5 лет назад

      Brian T0obad if you can video what you are struggling with so that we can see, we can help you!

  • @juhanpoeka
    @juhanpoeka 3 года назад

    I am a novice hunter and have a two year old English setter who has had quite low experience in hunting due to us not living nowhere near to the fields (we don't have any field birds here anyway). There is lots of forest though.
    She hasn't "lightened up" yet for the hunting, but this year I would really like to catch up on her training. Any advices? Should I just head out to the forest and search for birds at random? There is a guy some 50 km from us who keeps pidgeons but his prices are way too high for us.
    Would love to hear any advices!
    Oh yeah we're from Eastern Finland and love your content, very inspiring and down to earth style!

  • @JordanSmith-fg6if
    @JordanSmith-fg6if 4 года назад +1

    All the people from the first video complaining about a young dog trying to figure it out are looking stupid now for this second day. Dog has plenty of drive and natural hunting.

  • @calderfa
    @calderfa 2 года назад

    Hi! Is Rogue a GSP or an English Pointer? She's gorgeous!

  • @crazyhunternick5110
    @crazyhunternick5110 3 года назад +1

    How old is the pup ??????

  • @Travelinoztake2
    @Travelinoztake2 3 года назад

    Hey team
    Going to be training a gsp for purely deer, have you got a vid on training for deer scenting/pointing?

  • @williambaize609
    @williambaize609 Год назад +1

    Busting ie Failure teaches a great deal, a dog learns more from failure just like their people do

  • @andrewcharshafian701
    @andrewcharshafian701 2 года назад

    wait so those birds fly back to your house to be reused? or are they free now?

  • @flugschulerfluglehrer
    @flugschulerfluglehrer 4 года назад

    Why do you make her chase the bird after you flushed it. Isn’t that counterproductive? You do want her to learn to be steady on the flush, don’t you? My GSP is pointing nicely but especially on hares he is not steady to the flush. As soon as the rabbit starts to run, my dog chases it so it is impossible to shoot.

  • @karinaa272
    @karinaa272 5 лет назад

    I would like for you to train my dogs. I have 2 German Pointers but you are very far from where I live. Do you have any recommendations near Austin, Tx

  • @Vera-xu3xw
    @Vera-xu3xw 5 лет назад +2

    My dog was amazing I trained her myself but now she wants to run from Bush to Bush instead of picking up a scent from a distance.

    • @StandingStoneKennels
      @StandingStoneKennels  5 лет назад

      Brian T0obad thanks for watching! It sounds like you may have setup to many training situations the same for her.. Our recommendation would be just take her hunting, wild birds will help teach her what she is currently missing! Good luck!

  • @medardocuevas
    @medardocuevas 6 лет назад +1

    Beautiful puppy, very active... Anything that can be done to avoid snakes? Im in Florida.... Water moccasin Paradise. Thank you for all your videos

    • @StandingStoneKennels
      @StandingStoneKennels  6 лет назад

      Medardo Cuevas Thanks for the question! If you are in an area where snake encounters are possible, there are snake avoidance classes. Also you can get a vaccination that can help buy you more time if your pup were to get bit! Hope this helps!

  • @deerslayer440
    @deerslayer440 3 года назад +1

    Do they get confused with “No” and “whoa”

  • @richardjones4080
    @richardjones4080 6 лет назад +2

    wow that first response was fast she will be a bit special I feel

    • @StandingStoneKennels
      @StandingStoneKennels  6 лет назад +1

      Richard Jones This was her second trip to the field, but she is a pretty special pup!

  • @caylashort1956
    @caylashort1956 5 лет назад

    Which video was she talking about with Rouge on Woah & the other sound? I think if I get my dog understanding that I can definitely get him to hold that point longer.

    • @StandingStoneKennels
      @StandingStoneKennels  5 лет назад +1

      Cayla Short here is the link! ruclips.net/video/QzpncO9WKFQ/видео.html

  • @medardocuevas
    @medardocuevas 6 лет назад +1

    Thank you guys for the fast response

  • @thomasnybu7298
    @thomasnybu7298 6 лет назад +1

    what type of collar is that ?

    • @StandingStoneKennels
      @StandingStoneKennels  6 лет назад

      Thomas Nybu thanks for watching! That is the DT Systems h2o 1820 plus collar! www.standingstonekennels.com/product-page/d-t-systems-h2o-1820-plus-remote-dog-training-collar

  • @tolygins9150
    @tolygins9150 5 лет назад +1

    At what age would you be worried if the puppy isn’t pointing?
    My puppy has only pointed once and the point was not stylish at all. Do you typically see that change as the puppy gets more exposure ?

    • @StandingStoneKennels
      @StandingStoneKennels  5 лет назад

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